...Propofitions which are built on this Evidence may be named fenftble Proportions, or the Qictatts of Senfe. II. As we learn what belongs to the Body by the Evidence of Senfe, fo we learn what belongs to the Soul by an inward Confcioufnefs, which may be called a fort...

...which are built on this Evidence, may be named fenfible Proportions, or the Diftatf* • of Senfe. II. As we learn what belongs to the Body by the Evidence of Senfe, fo we learn what belongs to the Soul by an inv:ard Confcioufne/s, which may be called a fort...

...what things are in themfelves, as of the relation they bear to each other, and to our bodies *. III. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence of fenfe; fo we learn what belongs to the foul by an inward confcioufnefs, which may be called a fort...

...what things are in themielves, as of the relation they bear to each other, and to our bodies *. III. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence of fenfe ; fo we learn what belongs to the foul by an inward confcioufnefs, which may be called a fort...

...Propofitions which are built on this evidence, may be named fenfible propofitions, or the, dictates of fenfe. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence of fenfe, fo we learn what belongs to the foul by an inward confcioufnefs, which may be called a fort...

...limbsPropofitions which are built on this evidence, may be named fenfible propojitiens, or the dictates oiftnfe. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence of fenfe, fo we learn what belongs to the foul by an inward conjcioufnefs, which may be called a fort...

...Propositions which are built on this evidence, may be named sensible propositions, or the dictates of sense. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by the '...sort of internal feeling, or spiritual sensation of whatpasses in the mind; as, 1 think before 1 speak; I desire large knowledge ; I suspect my mim practice...

...Propofitions which are buift on this evidence, may be named fenfible propofitions, or the .delates i>£ fenfe. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence of fenfe, fo we learn what belongs to the foul by an inward confcioufnefs, which may be .called a fort...

...named sensible propositions, or the dictates of sense. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by tb* evidence of sense, so we learn what belongs to the...spiritual sensation of what passes in the mind ; as, 1 think before I speak : I desire large knowledge : I suspect my own practice : I studied hard to-day...

...Propositions which are built on this evidence, may be named temible propositions, or the dictates of sense. II. As we learn what belongs to the body by the evidence...feeling*, or spiritual sensation of what passes in the raiud ; as, / think before I speak ; I desire large knowledge ; / suspect my own practice ; / studied...